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Paris Implements Alternate-Day Driving Restrictions Because Smog Matters to Voters (Reuters) As MAP-21 Winds Down, Rep. Hanna Tries to Tack State Infrastructure Banks Onto It (Little Falls Times) Washington Post Editorial: SNCF Should Build Purple Line Despite Holocaust Past Even the “Concern for Bicyclists’ Safety” Trick Wasn’t Enough to Stop King Street Bike Lane (WTOP) Gov. … Continued

By Tanya Snyder

8:41 AM EDT on March 17, 2014

Paris Implements Alternate-Day Driving Restrictions Because Smog Matters to Voters (Reuters)
As MAP-21 Winds Down, Rep. Hanna Tries to Tack State Infrastructure Banks Onto It (Little Falls Times)
Washington Post Editorial: SNCF Should Build Purple Line Despite Holocaust Past
Even the “Concern for Bicyclists’ Safety” Trick Wasn’t Enough to Stop King Street Bike Lane (WTOP)
Gov. Christie Panders to Motoring Public By Opposing Gas Tax Hike (CBS)
Green Lane Project Chooses Denver (and Six More) For a Bike-Friendly Makeover (ABC)
Denver May Turn Shoulders into Bus Lanes on I-70 (AP)
Should Cities Reject Bad Transit Plans to Await the Perfect One? If You’re Zurich, Maybe (Next City)
The New Republic Investigates the “Postmodern, Post-Automotive Generational Shift” Away From Cars

Tanya Snyder

Tanya became Streetsblog's Capitol Hill editor in September 2010 after covering Congress for Pacifica Radios Washington bureau and for public radio stations around the country. She lives car-free in a transit-oriented and bike-friendly neighborhood of Washington, DC.

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